Inul Daratista Slaughters Five Cows on Idul Adha, Only Son Becomes the Decider of the Sacrifice Location - Will Be Distributed to Thousands of Residents

Interestingly, Inul admitted that the decision on the slaughtering location now involves her only son, Yusuf Ivander Damares, a lot. She even directly asked her child where the sacrificial cows should be allocated.

"Mas Ivan, where are these cows going? Are they going to be allocated? I want to see the butchering myself, like that. So if we look at the last three years, yes, it's been three years," explained Inul.

Even though she butchers five cows, Inul doesn't always do it at her private residence. Some cows are allocated to various parties, including mosques and religious social institutions. "One I allocated to Ustadz Subki, the other one to the mosque, to an orphanage. Then the three I butcher myself," she said.

Inul mentioned that this sacrificial tradition is closely tied to the economic cooperation in her household with Adam Suseno. Both have their own income, which they combine for charitable purposes. "Alhamdulillah, because the blessings are abundant. He has his blessings, I have mine. So we combine them, making our charity greater," Inul added.

Not only that, the purchase of cattle is also done in a unique way. Inul pays for the purchase in installments to her regular supplier gradually according to the availability of fortune.

"So when there is fortune, I transfer, sometimes 50, sometimes 25, sometimes also 50. This is step one, step two, step three, when it’s all gathered, there will be a lot," said Inul.

Adam Suseno himself seems to leave the matter of the sacrifice entirely to his wife. He only ensures one thing to his wife. "I just said, cut however much, cut whatever, it’s up to you, just don’t let me be the one who gets cut," Adam said while laughing.

The sacrificial cattle chosen by Inul are also not just any cattle. She ensures that their weight is above one ton and they are distributed to various regions in need. "God willing, they are all above one ton. What’s clear is, when I count, it can be for how many thousand families, like that," concluded Inul.